New Zealand’s rich Māori culture gives it a point of difference on a global stage, and now, more than ever New Zealand businesses are seeking to harness its uniqueness. As a result of Treaty settlements, Māori are able to engage in the growth of New Zealand in ways reminiscent of the 1800’s when Māori were an economic and political force, so the desire to partner with Māori is growing.
As a nation we are growing our awareness that diversity and inclusion is essential for growth and success, while recognizing that learning the indigenous culture at home is the right starting point. If you want to deepen your understanding of Te Ao Māori to help you determine how Māori culture is relevant to you and your organisation, and to improve your ability to engage with Māori, then Te Kaa is for you.
Belinda Leota
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Mar 28, 2024 (12:00 - 13:00 / GMT+13)
Join us for an engaging discussion on "Te Tiriti Principles and the Proposed Referendum".
This event, happening on 28 March, at midday (12pm), will dive into the heart of the matter and provide insightful perspectives.
Precious will be joined by Dion Tuuta and Julie Zhu
Grab some lunch, tune in and we hope that this webinar gives you the opportunity to see this referendum through our lens.
TICKETING COSTS
Guest (non-amokura): $20 + fees
Amokura (Alumni) : Comp x1 ticket
Pou Whakahaere (Chief Executive Officer) of Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa Trust.
Award-winning podcast director, filmmaker and photographer championing immigrant whānau
Pou Tāhu Rangapū (Chief Executive Officer) at Maurea Consulting Ltd
